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Application Number 


10710600 


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2004-07-23 


First Named Inventor | Iwao Fujisaki 


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BELLSOUTH INTELLECTUAL 
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Filing Date 


2004-07-23 


First Named Inventor | Iwao Fujisaki 


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ppa038non 





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20030100326 




2003-05-29 


MOTOROLA, INC. 








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2003-03-06 


HEWLETT-PACKARD 
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Application Number 


10710600 


INFORMATION DISCLOSURE 
STATEMENT BY APPLICANT 

( Not for submission under 37 CFR 1 .99) 


Filing Date 


2004-07-23 


First Named Inventor | Iwao Fujisaki 


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ppa038non 



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